The following page provides links to all of the information and sources that were used or at least used for inspiration in the creation of this website.
The pop-out menu was tweaked and borrowed from Zurb's Foundation. This curtain menu style was adapted from an example given by the user Rafi.
The pop-out menu was tweaked and borrowed from Zurb's Foundation. The menu used for this website was built upon Foundation's Off Canvas features and examples given by the user Brett Mason.
Colorlib provided a lot of great design choices for the website and overall theme. What you see is an adaptation of one of their themes.
Coolors is a nice color scheme creation tool that was utilized to come up with a more balanced color scheme for this website. The link given will provide some of the colors used in this website.
FormSpree is utilized for the contact page. Without having a web server or a database for this website, FormSpree allows this website to have a contact form which goes through FormSpree servers and gets forwarded to this website's contact email.
While not fully implemented, jQuery Lazy may be useful in the future. It was experimented with when developing the portfolio page and may still be used in the future.
ViewerJS is a collection of plugins made by the community to allow for easy viewing of documents such as PDF files. This is utilized in the portfolio page to show off local files.
This article helped with experimentation of iframes. Since ViewerJS is being utilized, iFrames are still a work in progress.
This article uses a neat CSS trick that adds unique animation to the main text in the article. This gave inspiration to better animations for in the future.
FreeCodeCamp is a great website for various coding help, tips, and tricks. This article in particular gives some very useful ways on how to center page elements with CSS and was used to help with CSS on this website.
This documentation from Mozilla is helpful for targeting specific ocurrances in html. While not used directly, it gave inspiration to what is possible with CSS targeting.
This online tool called Cooltext was not used in the end, but would have allowed me to make simple text png images for the portfolio items on the portfolio page.
This tool allowed me to batch create jpeg images of all of my pages in the pdf files for the portfolio page. I chose one image for each document to represent the file's contents and used that as a preview link.
